What do you want your children to know
when you are no longer there to tell them?

Written by a father who learned the hard way

Dimitrios Tsakmakis is a carpenter's son from a family that built factories with its hands and lost everything through the mistakes of others. A special forces paratrooper. A police tactical instructor. A man who has rushed into burning buildings, lost everything once, and rebuilt.

He wrote these books because his father's dementia taught him that everything a person knows can disappear while their body remains. These are the lessons he refuses to let vanish.

— Dimitrios Tsakmakis, Athens

For young readers too

The books are written to be read by the children themselves — readers 12 and up — and by the parents who want to hand them something real. No lectures. Short, direct chapters with true stories.

Published in Greece · ISBN-registered with the National Library of Greece · Sold worldwide via Lulu